Love me some Horace Silver, not only was he a fantastic artist, the man was also a fine human being, thank you Sir for your wonderful contribution to our American Art form 👏🏽🙏🏾🕊️
As legendary Chicago DJ would have described it, "twice as nice as a mother's advice!" I saw Horace close up in this time frame, and remember the sweat POURING off of him! He had so much energy, so much musicianship. Maybe ten years later, I was lucky to be the sound man at a Chicago club when Joe Henderson played there. A beautiful cat. It's great to see Carmel Jones and Roger Humphries here, who I never got to hear live.
Oh mannnnnn … You heard the great Horace Silver, live???? Soooo wistfully jealous I am, here …. Thanks for sharing that. Horace: I mean (sounds so disrespectful! 😬): Mr. Silver: You were beyond magnificent. THANKS ALWAYS! ♥️ 🙏🏽
"Que Pasa" original composition yet released really moves with Carmell Jones shinning bright notes all happening in the finality of a great "colorized" archived recording thankfully shared on UA-cam.
This is absolutely mesmerizing...a nice little surprise him announcing that Que Pasa? had not yet been recorded. Wow.. sounds like this performance with these players was just ahead of the studio recording of the 'Song for my Father' masterpiece (which included these guys). I'm finding my way through the HS catalog. This is just gold!
What’s his name? The bassist who played with Horace. He was also a dee jay on the jazz station in Los Angeles. He told us that he played with Horace Silver and that Horace Silver was a hard driving musician who would put the pedal to the medal and not let up
Bien évidemment que Henderson est stratosphérique mais avec Carmell Jones c'est la régalade assurée également ! Magnifique Horace Silver! Merci ebjazz93!
This is a wonderful edition of the Horace Silver Quintet. Joe Henderson is his usual brilliant self but so is the terrific Carmell Jones. Horace is on fire. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much for confirming Joe Henderson! I've never seen this and I was thinking "that's Joe Henderson, right?" and I'm happy I could spot the man...
Ok, Yes… There are boatloads of natural talent here… But there are also years, years, years upon years… of SUCH Powerful hard work… Practice practice practice and technique, technique… Upon yet even more mountains of: technique being shared here, by these 4 giants (so that it all is able to look this effortless)- - not JUST: talent. I respect ALL of that!
Juan les Pins was “rocking” with this live gig by Horace Silver and his fabulous group. Among the very best of hard-bop Jazz, folks. Get into the swingin’ vibe. Toodeloo’s & Cheers!
Your knowledge of antique school chairs is astonishing. 1960’s Black Americans , I don’t think what was provided for seating was a bigger deal than the keys in from of him 🤷🏾♂️hell it wasn’t a concern at all !
It’s Joe not Bennie and they did look enough alike to be constantly mistaken for each other. The difference in their playing is unmistakable though and this Antibes set is definitely Henderson. Great Silver archival film.
Horace Silver is one of the best improvisers ever. He isn’t “aimless” at all. He clearly builds on melodic ideas. You don’t know what you’re hearing, and so maybe you shouldn’t speak on it.
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Love me some Horace Silver, not only was he a fantastic artist, the man was also a fine human being, thank you Sir for your wonderful contribution to our American Art form 👏🏽🙏🏾🕊️
It would be nice to have live releases like this put on CD. Among his peers, Horace probably has the least amount of live material available on CD.
As legendary Chicago DJ would have described it, "twice as nice as a mother's advice!" I saw Horace close up in this time frame, and remember the sweat POURING off of him! He had so much energy, so much musicianship. Maybe ten years later, I was lucky to be the sound man at a Chicago club when Joe Henderson played there. A beautiful cat. It's great to see Carmel Jones and Roger Humphries here, who I never got to hear live.
Oh mannnnnn … You heard the great Horace Silver, live???? Soooo wistfully jealous I am, here …. Thanks for sharing that. Horace: I mean (sounds so disrespectful! 😬): Mr. Silver: You were beyond magnificent. THANKS ALWAYS! ♥️ 🙏🏽
Horace and Joe. Awesome.
Awwh, man...."Pretty Eyes" is sublime!
@6:18 I’m utterly in love, Tenor Sax and piano are just soulmates in sound. Horace is so electrified on the keys it’s lovely! ❤
The greatest music to ever exist is Jazz.
"Que Pasa" original composition yet released really moves with Carmell Jones shinning bright notes all happening in the finality of a great "colorized" archived recording thankfully shared on UA-cam.
Joe starts out quoting Rimsky-Korsakoff - he just kills me, so goooood!
Yeah, that's the first thing I noticed....he opened quoting Scheherazade...impressive
Horace really plays, man, and that sweat rag's workin' OT!
this is 2024 and this music is still bad ass as ever!!😮🙏
Thanks for posting. There’s never enough of sessions like this even though are plenty. These musicians are just so good!!
the soul and blues in this mans attack on the keys is beyond words
I love Henderson's quotes of the theme from Scheherazade towards the beginning and the end of the set!!!!
Yes! Horace! Thank you for posting.🙏 Joe Henderson- chew...BMF
Trumpet player in this set.. wow
This is absolutely mesmerizing...a nice little surprise him announcing that Que Pasa? had not yet been recorded. Wow.. sounds like this performance with these players was just ahead of the studio recording of the 'Song for my Father' masterpiece (which included these guys). I'm finding my way through the HS catalog. This is just gold!
It's like they are playing colors. Some red, some blue...the whole rainbow and it sounds incredible.
This is so amazingly dope!!! Horace is one of my faves. ❤
The commercials come at really stupid times. Great music.
Has any man ever worked so hard as Horace Silver???
...maybe James Brown, but that's about it.
Mccoy Tiner
What’s his name? The bassist who played with Horace. He was also a dee jay on the jazz station in Los Angeles. He told us that he played with Horace Silver and that Horace Silver was a hard driving musician who would put the pedal to the medal and not let up
Well observed! More powerful (and certainly a bit more creative) than a locomotive
!!! or a nuclear reactor ♥️
A documentary treasure.
Bien évidemment que Henderson est stratosphérique mais avec Carmell Jones c'est la régalade assurée également !
Magnifique Horace Silver!
Merci ebjazz93!
Wow, didn't know there was video footage of the Horace Silver Quintet with Joe Henderson! Many Thanks!
This is a wonderful edition of the Horace Silver Quintet. Joe Henderson is his usual brilliant self but so is the terrific Carmell Jones. Horace is on fire. Thank you for this.
Thank you so much for confirming Joe Henderson! I've never seen this and I was thinking "that's Joe Henderson, right?" and I'm happy I could spot the man...
Would loved to have heard Wes Montgomery play with Silver!
I admire such natural talent! ❤️
Ok, Yes… There are boatloads of natural talent here… But there are also years, years, years upon years… of SUCH Powerful hard work… Practice practice practice and technique, technique… Upon yet even more mountains of: technique being shared here, by these 4 giants (so that it all is able to look this effortless)- - not JUST: talent.
I respect ALL of that!
un moment SUPER JAZZY avec des musiciens AU TOP NIVEAU🤣
Benditos❤😊
First item should have been named A Night in Tokyo. It sounded like A Night in Tunisia. In any case, just phenomenal.
Som de primeira, maninho! thanks for sharing!! :)
beautiful tones from everyone 🙏🏾
My kind of music, great!!
awesome!!!!!
Thank you so much ! They sound so unified!
I appreciate you !
Straight 🔥....smoking
色付け！これはすごいね。
Joe quoting “Scheherazade in his first solo on “Tokyo Blues”…
Completely sonny
Wow ....and to think just 20 days after this gig I came into this world !😉
Благодарю,от всей души за отличную музыку,что делитесь с нами.С наступающим новым годом Вас,всем подписчикам удачи,везения!
Merci. Très bonnes fêtes et très bonne année à vous aussi.
Juan les Pins was “rocking” with this live gig by Horace Silver and his fabulous group. Among the very best of hard-bop Jazz, folks. Get into the swingin’ vibe. Toodeloo’s & Cheers!
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thanks, great video!!!!
A special shout out for Roger Humphries who is at least the equal of Louis Hayes.
Great drummer!
Horace Silver had so much soul in his being and it came through in his music. Hear the long version of "Song for my Father" dedicated to his Dad.
man. thank you!
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Wanderful
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This is burning and that review by the French writer was harsh. Dang!
Looks like they couldn't find a proper piano bench and had him play from a plywood "Mullca" schoolchair... But no attitude, he just goes for it!
Maybe he asked for it?
Your knowledge of antique school chairs is astonishing. 1960’s Black Americans , I don’t think what was provided for seating was a bigger deal than the keys in from of him 🤷🏾♂️hell it wasn’t a concern at all !
Joe Henderson, not Benny Maupin son
Hip stuff
Mccoy Tyner
Is it just me or Horace Silver and LaKeith Stanfield have a very similar look in their eyes?
It's like they're cousins or something
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Moonlight Sonata, piano players
I bet the genetically evil treated them bad because they were so talented
Benny Mupin on sax.
Joe Henderson
Joe Henderson on Sax ...................... They don't look alike dude! lol
It’s Joe not Bennie and they did look enough alike to be constantly mistaken for each other. The difference in their playing is unmistakable though and this Antibes set is definitely Henderson. Great Silver archival film.
Silver doesn’t really improvise he just vamps and noodles around aimlessly.
Yet, you and I watch this recording 60 Years later and we are moved by it.
@@abodabalo , No doubt, Sir!
Horace Silver is one of the best improvisers ever. He isn’t “aimless” at all. He clearly builds on melodic ideas. You don’t know what you’re hearing, and so maybe you shouldn’t speak on it.
@@cocomaire you got your own opinion and I got mine. Why bash mine? DH!
@@abodabalo I watched 2 minutes to see the colorization.
Incredible